Am 25.10.2013 04:41, schrieb Dirk Eddelbuettel:
> | Debian still has graphiz-2.2x. There is a reason I did file this as a 
> wishlist
> | issue.
> 
> Well that is sort of silly.  For as long this builds on Debian I am not going
> to do anything, realistically. Let me know when a new / updated graphviz hits
> Debian.

According to http://packages.qa.debian.org/g/graphviz.html, graphviz will be
involved with the ruby1.8-removal transition. So it won't be that far away, that
somebody has to either backport ruby1.9 or ruby2.0 support to graphviz, drop the
ruby extension, or update graphviz to a version compatible with a new ruby (and
lua, and guile).

> And I say this as a heavy Ubuntu user -- with maybe a dozen machines between
> home and work.  But my workflow _for Debian_ is still the same, and if you
> insist that Ubuntu ("downstream") has to differ than this is really an issue
> for patches at your end (as you've done, doing your users a disservice by
> removing the GraphLayout plugin) and not something I can do.

Not sure about the unfriendlyness.  It's more of a disservice to ship year's old
software (both graphviz and ggobi), and in this case you have to outwage having
a new graphviz working with recent interpreter versions and working on more
architectures, or a feature complete ggobi. So yes, if you feel that this issue
won't hit ggobi for jessie, feel free to ignore it.

  Matthias


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